OutdoorMaster Heron ski goggles 2-lens 🎿

This frameless ski goggle set from OutdoorMaster pairs wide peripheral vision with quick lens changes, aimed at skiers and snowboarders who need clear sight in variable mountain light. The Heron model includes two toric lenses with magnetic interchange, offering UV400 protection and anti-fog performance for all-day use on the slopes.

Key Points

The Heron goggles feature a frameless, toric lens design that increases the field of view and improves depth perception while reducing visual obstructions. The double-layer OVP lenses include an anti-fog coating and claim 100% UV400 protection, which helps keep vision sharp in bright, reflective snow. The magnetic MagKlick system allows rapid lens swaps when weather changes, making the set versatile for shifting conditions. The OTG-friendly frame and triple-layer foam are made to accommodate prescription glasses comfortably and the extra-long elastic strap works well with most helmets. Included in the pack are the goggles, a spare yellow lens with a high visible light transmission (VLT 87%), a protective case and a soft carry pouch.

Technical Specifications

• Name: OutdoorMaster Heron

• Lens type: Toric, double-layer OVP with anti-fog treatment
• UV protection: UV400, 100% according to the manufacturer
• Included lenses: Main lens and spare yellow replacement lens (VLT 87%)
• Fit: OTG compatible with triple-layer foam and elastic strap
• Accessories: Protective case, soft bag, spare lens, customer service

Benefits

The toric curvature reduces distortion across the lens, which can make it easier to read terrain and judge distances while descending. Quick magnetic swaps mean you can change from a darker lens to the high VLT yellow lens in seconds when cloud cover increases or in low light, improving adaptability. OTG compatibility combined with comfortable foam padding helps if you wear glasses under your goggles, while the long strap ensures a secure fit with different helmet styles.

Usage Recommendations

For bright, sunny days at altitude, use the darker main lens to limit glare and preserve contrast. Switch to the included yellow lens when flat light or late-afternoon skiing reduces contrast and makes features harder to see. To reduce the risk of fogging, avoid touching the inner lens surface and allow airflow by adjusting your helmet fit slightly if needed. Clean lenses with the soft pouch provided or a microfibre cloth and store them in the protective case when not in use. Consider that, according to the manufacturer, anti-fog treatments perform best with correct care and ventilation and may require occasional reapplication or replacement over time.